Titlebook: Experimentation in the Sciences; Comparative and Long Catherine Allamel-Raffin,Jean-Luc Gangloff,Yves Gi Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applic

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Experimentation in Archaeology,he two main forms of experimentation practiced in archaeology – controlled and contextual archaeological experiments – are discussed. Ultimately, the aim of archaeological experimentation can be summed up as “making to (seek to) understand”.

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Globalization and Collective Actionferred, the experimental method has been refined and has undergone fundamental adjustments. We will try to show that these adjustments were made necessary by the relative inadequacy of the experimental method for testing the theoretical hypotheses of contemporary psychologists.

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Experimentation in Psychology,ferred, the experimental method has been refined and has undergone fundamental adjustments. We will try to show that these adjustments were made necessary by the relative inadequacy of the experimental method for testing the theoretical hypotheses of contemporary psychologists.

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The Characteristics and Diversity of Experimentation in the Sciences,those that correspond to the researchers’ hypotheses. The key word here is diversity, which is evident on several levels: that of the nature of the objects studied, that of the instrumentation and that of the aims pursued in the different sciences, whether natural sciences or human and social sciences.

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Experimentation in Chemistry,s, which are never truly detachable, except in the case of approximations satisfying particular objectives, from the empirical complex {apparatus-methods-chemical substances-associated medium} in which they are scrutinized.

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Experimentation in Sociology,, this perspective informs the question of the unity of the sciences: it appears that the obstacles standing in the way of experimental sociology are no different in nature from those faced by other disciplines.

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1385-0180 n their field.Shows the wealth of Francophone secondary lite.This book takes a novel approach by highlighting comparative and long-term historical perspectives on experimental practice. The juxtaposition of accounts of natural, social, and medical experimentation is very enlightening, especially bec